Tuberculosis and malignancy represent global threats
claiming millions of lives and inflicting formidable
suffering worldwide. Surprisingly, the
pathophysiological and practical implications of their
coexistence have received little attention1
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Lymphomas are malignant neoplasm of lymphoid
tissue. They are broadly classified as either Hodgkin
disease or as non-Hodgkin lymphoma. According to
American cancer society statistics, around 8540 new
cases of Hodgkin Disease are diagnosed each year
in United States.

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